Netherlands ’14
Between the 23rd-25th of October Academics, Students and Professionals met at HAN University, Nijmegen in The Netherlands
For our 20th ENOTHE Annual Meeting
The EU themes of 2014 was:
– Year of Reconciling Work and Family Life in Europe
– Year of the Brain
With over 20 Workshops, 40 Presentations and quality Keynote Addresses
See below for a selection of the presentations from the great program
[ezcol_1third]-A students view on the experience with the course ‘system-consciously work’
-Adult AD(H)D World Cafe Workshop
-Difference as catalysts for professional learning
-Do Practice Educators require support when supervising a student with disabilities
-ENOTHE project group on citizenship
-Examining the wider context of Evidence based Occupational Therapy
-HEA project- a multidisciplinary R&D project targeting living conditions for elderly
-Inclusion of people with cognitive impairments
-Informing society about dementia[/ezcol_1third] [ezcol_1third]-Interprofessional Fieldwork Placements
-Is there a place for Occupational Therapy in Scottish schools?
-Keynote: Competences in a Global and European context
-Keynote: Introduction to the 2015 European Theme for Development
-Keynote: Meaningful activity as a health promoting factor
-Keynote: The Dutch design of co-creation
-Learning Neuro-anatomy the Occupational Therapy way!
-Making Internationalization possible
-Community Development Project in a secluded area of Amsterdam
-Occupational transitions in young transgender adults
-Sensorimotor Processing and Central Coherence in Autism[/ezcol_1third] [ezcol_1third_end]-Students involved in life-course research
-The impact of having a disabled child on Pakistani parents’ employment opportunities
-The locked-in syndrome from an occupational therapy perspective
-The power of students in research projects
-The use of Dialectical Behavioural Therapy strategies for children in crisis
-Training for caregivers’ support with the Red Cross
-Valued qualities exhibited by Occupational Therapy Students
-Volunteers with cognitive impairments engage in greeting card making for improved well-being
-Wellbeing at work to enhance wellbeing at home[/ezcol_1third_end]
There was also the customary ENOTHE social activities to help our participants relax and network
Also check out the ENOTHE members Top 80 Music Playlist
-as prepared by HAN OT students Annelot Wennekes & Ravèll Mastail